2025-12-03
14 分钟Hello and welcome to the English Like A Native podcast.
My name is Anna and you're listening to Week 46, Day 3 of your English Fiver Day, the second season.
This series is all about building strong foundations, starting with a habit of learning daily.
Now, learning doesn't have to be arduous.
It doesn't have to be sitting focused on one specific task.
It could be as simple as exposure, regular exposure,
daily input of the language that you're trying to learn.
And that's what this podcast is designed for,
to give you a healthy daily dose of English vocabulary.
So let's begin, as we always do, with a snapshot of what's to come.
Hayley's day-to-day routine of office work was forgotten
as she began her expedition to climb Mount Kilimanjaro,
facing a vast array of challenges she'd never encountered before.
The arduous journey up the steep slopes tested every muscle in her body and as the altitude increased her pace grew slower and slower.
until her progress came to a grinding halt just 500 metres from the summit.
Despite all the physical exertion she'd put in,
she simply couldn't take another step, though she vowed to return and try again.
Let's kick off with our very first adjective and it's the adjective day to day.
day-to-day, that's spelt D-A-Y and then a little hyphen T-O-2 hyphen day D-A-Y day-to-day.
So if something is described